tapoutking
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Anyone know what an upside down "T" carved into a tree means??
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rangler
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Hello tapout
Welcome..
Better you post a pic to give you the best answer..lot of fine points easy to miss when you translate
a carved symbol in to words,,
auferiously
rangler
"Color don't count if the horse don't trot"
Welcome..
Better you post a pic to give you the best answer..lot of fine points easy to miss when you translate
a carved symbol in to words,,
auferiously
rangler
"Color don't count if the horse don't trot"
Old Dog
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If simply an upside down T ...
It may mean the same as a capitol L 90 degrees with the foot as a directional
90 degrees with the longest foot as a directional
Best I can give with no picture.
Thom
It may mean the same as a capitol L 90 degrees with the foot as a directional
90 degrees with the longest foot as a directional
Best I can give with no picture.
Thom
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tapoutking
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I will try to get a picture this week. Its in an OLD coastal live oak tree.
Old Dog
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Victorio,
A capitol 'T' as a Spanish sign usually only means "tesoro"
If a pirate mark it can mean "Tao" or "truth"
There is also a school of thought that says it has a biblical meaning
and that it represents Thomas, one of the 12 Apostles "the doubting one"
If the cross of the T is slanted, the up side indicates the direction to go.
If one side is longer, the long side is the directional.
Not too much more on the "T"
Thom
A capitol 'T' as a Spanish sign usually only means "tesoro"
If a pirate mark it can mean "Tao" or "truth"
There is also a school of thought that says it has a biblical meaning
and that it represents Thomas, one of the 12 Apostles "the doubting one"
If the cross of the T is slanted, the up side indicates the direction to go.
If one side is longer, the long side is the directional.
Not too much more on the "T"
Thom
desertmoons
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Hey Tapout, if you are on the east coast, check out witness trees also. They were used as boundary markers on surveys.
